mondo2
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Hello from Ohio, I've been retired four 5 year now, and it's about time I build my new pole building. That or pack my bags and all my so called junk and move. 
My plan is four a 30 X 40 building. With a second floor for my dear wife to use as her craft shop. 
, and a tree close enough for her to climb to her shop. Not really. I have a basement full of tools for wood working and a garage (that hasn't had a vehicle in it for four years), full of machines from an old out of business tool shop that I couldn't resist buying. Right now I'm in the process of getting a blue print, and my permit to build. when we get started, I will be sure to take pictures and post them.
Recently our son-in-law from North Carolina brought a couple of his employees and cut down an 80ft. tree to help us way for the new building. He even brought us a hugh chuck and duck to get rid of all the brush. The cost was reasonable. A hugh meal, that took mama six hours to prepare. She always said, " That is you want a man to work you have to feed them good." That she did. Well that's all for now. The rest I guess is history
My plan is four a 30 X 40 building. With a second floor for my dear wife to use as her craft shop. , and a tree close enough for her to climb to her shop. Not really. I have a basement full of tools for wood working and a garage (that hasn't had a vehicle in it for four years), full of machines from an old out of business tool shop that I couldn't resist buying. Right now I'm in the process of getting a blue print, and my permit to build. when we get started, I will be sure to take pictures and post them.Recently our son-in-law from North Carolina brought a couple of his employees and cut down an 80ft. tree to help us way for the new building. He even brought us a hugh chuck and duck to get rid of all the brush. The cost was reasonable. A hugh meal, that took mama six hours to prepare. She always said, " That is you want a man to work you have to feed them good." That she did. Well that's all for now. The rest I guess is history